Archive - 2013 - Blog entry
January 24th
As I Said, iBubble! AAPL Drops 10.7%, Subtracting 32 pts From NASD Comp As Predicted Months Ago
Submitted by Reggie Middleton on 01/24/2013 11:31 -0500iBubble goes iPop bringing the iNaz down for the iFall. You know I just can't help myself...
Ten Things You Should Know about the LTRO
Submitted by Marc To Market on 01/24/2013 09:41 -0500Starting tomorrow and every Friday for the next few years, the ECB will report the number of banks and the amount of funds they will repay of the 3-year repo operations conducted in late 2011 and early 2012. For those who do not have the luxury of following these developments closely, I have put together a 10 point cheat sheet.
January 23rd
BaNZai7's DiSPaTCHeS FoR DaVoS...
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 01/23/2013 22:43 -0500Visualizing "Resilient Dynamism"
A Year After Declaring War On The Banks
Submitted by testosteronepit on 01/23/2013 20:45 -0500On January 22, 2012, candidate François Hollande called banks the “enemy.” Now you’d think he is being tutored by Jamie Dimon.
Microsoft, HP & Amazon: Next Tech Firms to be Taken to Woodshed!
Submitted by EconMatters on 01/23/2013 20:25 -0500The run to 1500 for the S&P 500 is over, and these three tech companies are either complete no growth dogs, or over-priced retailers!
The Biggest Bubble In History: Fraud
Submitted by George Washington on 01/23/2013 20:21 -0500Forget the Housing, Bond or Derivatives Bubbles ... Fraud Is the Biggest Bubble of All Time
UK Head Fake: Vote for Exit?
Submitted by Burkhardt on 01/23/2013 18:18 -0500Is Britain “drifting toward the exit”?
A Quick Listing of My Tweets After Apple's Predicted (4th) Miss & Indisputable Signs of #MarginCompression
Submitted by Reggie Middleton on 01/23/2013 18:10 -0500I'll let the numbers and facts speak for themselves as the #FanBois grope for something to retort... It's "knowledge how", not "knowledge that"!!!
The Unintended Consequence of Green Cars
Submitted by EconMatters on 01/23/2013 17:45 -0500It looks like what may be good for the environment is actually bad news for the government.
LaNNY BReuER: CRoNY ToP GuN
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 01/23/2013 14:34 -0500Hey there Breuer, who you jiving with that cosmic banksta debris?
Is China an Economic Miracle or a Government Sponsored Fraud? Pt 2
Submitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 01/23/2013 13:42 -0500Things are so corrupt in China, that as soon as the new Government stated it would crack down on corruption, a fire sale of luxury properties began as corrupt officials sought to dump their illegal holdings.
Google's Q4, 2012: This Looks To Be The Leader Of The New Distributed Information Paradigm, As I called It In 2010
Submitted by Reggie Middleton on 01/23/2013 11:32 -0500As the video denotes below, here we have big brother traded on an exchange
The Untouchables: Why No One On Wall Street has Been Prosecuted
Submitted by 4closureFraud on 01/23/2013 10:06 -0500“I think there was a level of greed, a level of excessive risk taking in this situation that I find abominable and very upsetting,” says Breuer. “But that is not what makes a criminal case.”
Currency Wars: Causes and Consequences
Submitted by Marc To Market on 01/23/2013 09:19 -0500Currency wars have captured the imagination of many. However, the modern history of the foreign exchange market demonstrates that is has always been an arena in which nation-states compete. Typically central banks want the currency's exchange rate to affirm not contradict monetary policy. The synchronized crisis and easier monetary policy makes it appear that nearly ever one wants a weak currency. Yet most officials are on low rungs of the intervention escalation ladder. Moreover, there is no sign of it spilling over to a trade war. Has any one else noticed that Japan's largest trading partner and regional rival China has been quiet, not joining the the chorus of criticism?
Deficits Ain't Debt
Submitted by Bruce Krasting on 01/23/2013 08:26 -0500The budget debate is bullshit, what matters is the Debt to the Public.
